Do you customise the admin area for your clients?

squaredeye · 2005-11-29 03:43:21

Anybody? I thought it would be relatively easy for a coder to add an admin tab function to Sencer’s plugin per my question in this post above

Sencer has yet to reply to my request :)

Mary, I tried a bagilliion ways to comment out the txp_article.php bits. What things should I be aware of when doing that? What parts are the hidden fields?

Thank you mucho everyone,

Matthew

Last edited by ma_smith (2005-11-29 03:43:39)

Mary · 2005-11-29 05:02:34

Like input type="hidden"... and so on. Most, if not all are generated by the function hInput.

Last edited by Mary (2005-11-29 05:04:05)

squaredeye · 2005-11-29 12:23:09

Mary,
I put out a plugin request for this instead.
This is an example of what I have done:
<code>
// form override
/* ($allow_form_override) ? graf(gTxt(‘override_default_form’).br. form_pop($override_form).popHelp(‘override_form’)) : ‘’,*/

</code>
When doing this, the form is removed, but the article will not publish.
The only one I had success with was:
<code> // keywords graf(gTxt(‘keywords’).popHelp(‘keywords’).br. /*’<textarea name=“Keywords” style=“width:100px;height:80px” rows=“1” cols=“1”>’.*/ $Keywords.’</textarea>’),
</code>
and even then, it was only the textarea and not the “keyword” phrase or its popup help.

I think this must just be a basic misunderstanding of PHP.
Starting at the beginning is always hard.
So, for now I have released it to the plugins forum, likely get lost into oblivion :)
But, hey, they are worse things, we could have a overthrown government and election campaigns over christmas! :)

Cheers,

Matthew

Mary · 2005-11-29 18:06:46

You might be better off just applying CSS to hide those elements. i.e:

// keywords
graf(gTxt('keywords').popHelp('keywords').br.
'<textarea name="Keywords" style="display:none;width:100px;height:80px" rows="1" cols="1">'.
$Keywords.'</textarea>'),

squaredeye · 2005-11-30 13:48:30

Mary,
Cool, that’s plausible.
What about with these code bits though?
I’m not familiar with how to add styling to what seems to be a totally php based string?
Where would one add dispaly:none; to these elements?

<code>
// textile toggles graf(gTxt(‘use_textile’).br. tag(gTxt(‘article’).br.pref_text(‘textile_body’,$textile_body) ,‘label’). br. tag(gTxt(‘excerpt’).br.pref_text(‘textile_excerpt’,$textile_excerpt) ,‘label’)),

// form override ($allow_form_override) ? graf(gTxt(‘override_default_form’).br. form_pop($override_form).popHelp(‘override_form’)) : ‘’,
</code>

Mary · 2005-12-01 03:11:12

Replace that with this:

// textile toggles
graf(gTxt('use_textile').br.
tag(gTxt('article').br.pref_text('textile_body',$textile_body)
,'label').
br.
tag(gTxt('excerpt').br.pref_text('textile_excerpt',$textile_excerpt)
,'label'), 'display: none;'),

// form override
($allow_form_override)
?graf(gTxt('override_default_form').br.
form_pop($override_form).popHelp('override_form'), 'display: none;')
:'',

squaredeye · 2005-12-01 03:17:15

Thanks Mary,
~~That’ll get me learnin fer awhile :p~~
oops, it doesn’t work.
Let’s not worry about it.
Not worth your time, better spent on more important txp things :)

Matthew

Last edited by ma_smith (2005-12-01 03:23:39)

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